10-06-23 Mototec Electric Drift Trike on local streets. How many minutes can it ride at high speeds?

10-06-23 Riding my Mototec Electric Drift Trike on local streets. How many minutes can it ride at high speeds before it looses power? I'm also testing my recent installation of digital Volt meter and a GPS for a Speedometer installed just below the handle bars. I even installed on / off switches. Total time of the ride was about 50 minutes. Just over 45 minutes at up to 21 MPH. I kept the throttle opened as much as possible. When it started to loose some speed i would goose the throttle a lot. This worked to get it over 15 to 17 mph.There are 3 LED lights adjacent to the throttle, Green. Yellow and Red. When the battery pack is full all the led lights stay on. As the voltage and amperage goes down the LED lights will only be Yellow and Red. When the top speeds starts to slow down to about 15 to 16 mph the yellow LED will flicker on and off with a solid red led on. This is your warning that you have about 15 more minutes left. Then just the red led light will still be on. Speeds now under 13 mph. If you stop and wait for a couple of minutes the voltage and amp.s will rise some and so will your speed. Keep goosing the throttle. At the end of my ride the drift trike still had enough voltage and amp's to ride up my driveways small hill into the garage. The battery reading was 46.8 Volts. I checked the battery packs voltage after an hour.it came back up to 48.1 Volts. When you fully charge the battery pack the voltage reading is at 54.6 Volts. This is why i installed the gauges so i know riding on a trail when to start heading back. Stop and wait for 5 to 10 minutes will give me a couple of minutes more of riding time.

On this same day in the morning i went riding my Jupiter 01 Electric Skateboard at Pittman Trail UPRR and Harry Reid Trail UPRR in Henderson NV. too.That video is also on Youtube: 10-06-23 Riding my Jupiter 01 Electric Skateboard. When i came back home i still had energy to ride my Drift Trike.
What a fun day!

Where proper protection when riding. Get out there and have fun!
Michael Hoffman.